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Calculus Made Easy

Note 7 — Chapter XX · DODGES, PITFALLS, AND TRIUMPHS.

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This means that the actual result of solving it is called its "solution." But many mathematicians would say, with Professor Forsyth, "every differential equation is considered as solved when the value of the dependent variable is expressed as a function of the independent variable by means either of known functions, or of integrals, whether the integrations in the latter can or cannot be expressed in terms of functions already known."

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